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One, "text operations" shortcut keys

1. Ctrl + K,ctrl + C: Comment Selection

2. Ctrl + K,ctrl + U: Uncomment selection

3. Ctrl + K,ctrl + \: Delete Horizontal blank

4. Tab: Increase Indent

5. Shift+tab: Decrease Indent

6. Ctrl + Enter: Insert a blank line above the cursor (regardless of where the cursor is on one line)

7. Ctrl + Shift + Enter: Insert a blank line under the cursor (so you don't have to first move the cursor to the beginning or end of the line)

8, Shift + Alt + T: Moves the line containing the insertion point below the next line. (Can be seen as two lines of exchange)

9. Ctrl + U: Convert to lowercase

10. Ctrl+shift+l: Change selected text to lowercase characters

11. Ctrl + Shift + U: Change the selected text to uppercase characters

Second, "Debug" shortcut keys

1, CTRL + B: Displays the Breakpoints dialog box, where you can add and modify breakpoints.

2. CTRL + SHIFT + F9: Clears all breakpoints in the project

3. CTRL + F9: Set breakpoints on the current line

4. CTRL + ALT + I: Displays the Immediate window, where you can evaluate an expression and execute a single command.

5. CTRL + ALT + L: Displays the local variables window to see the variables and their values for each procedure in the current stack frame.

Three, "text navigation" shortcut keys

1. Left ARROW key: Moves the insertion point one character to the left

2. Right ARROW key: Move the insertion point one character to the right

3. CTRL + END: Move the insertion point to the last line of the document

4. CTRL + HOME: Move the insertion point to the first line of the document

5. CTRL + G: Displays the Go To Line dialog box

6. End: Move the insertion point to the end of the line

7. HOME: Move the insertion point to the beginning of the line

8. CTRL + RIGHT ARROW key: Move the insertion point right one word

9. CTRL + LEFT ARROW key: Move the insertion point one word to the left

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